Former Deputy Finance Minister and Nhyiaeso MP, Stephen Amoah, has advised against making hasty judgments on President Mahama’s governance.

As conversations around the administration’s trajectory intensify, Amoah advocated for patience, asserting that the president should be given room to roll out his initiatives before forming opinions.

Speaking on Eyewitness News on Citi FM on Thursday, February 20, he stressed the necessity of a well-rounded evaluation over premature critiques, pointing out that policies take time to show impact.He urged political commentators and the public to adopt a balanced approach, allowing the administration the opportunity to implement its plans before forming definitive opinions.

“It is too early to say the president is doing well or not doing well apart from some political comments.

“Let’s see by three months’ time, latest by six months’ time, we can all subject the presidency to the right appraisal and analysis,” Amoah stated.